What is included?
Everything. There is one plan, Pro, and every Polkyo feature is in it: signals, the full leaderboard, trader pages, the live picks, paper trading, wallet tracking, AI briefs and the API. Monthly and yearly differ only in how you pay.
How does yearly billing work?
You pay €108 for twelve months up front, €9 a month, 69% less than paying monthly.
How do I pay?
With crypto: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL and 300+ more, through our payment processor. Pick the coin on the payment page; Pro switches on as soon as the payment is confirmed on chain.
Does it renew automatically?
No. Crypto cannot be charged again, so each payment buys 30 or 365 days. You get a reminder 7, 3 and 1 day before it runs out, then 3 days of grace to renew. Paying early adds the days to the end of your current plan.
Can I get a refund?
No. Pro starts the moment the payment is confirmed and crypto payments cannot be reversed, so payments are final. Try everything on the free plan first; the terms list the few exceptions the law may require.
What does the free plan show?
Every page, so you can see what Polkyo does, with the numbers and charts blurred. It stars 3 markets, paper-trades 3 markets at once, and paper-copies 3 traders at once into 3 markets at once. Pro unblurs everything and raises the limits: 500 markets by hand, 100 copies into 100 markets.
Do I need a Polymarket account or a wallet?
No. Polkyo only reads Polymarket's public data. It never trades for you and never asks for your keys. Paper trading uses play money, so you can test your calls without risking any.
Where does the data come from?
Holder positions and wallet records come from Polymarket's public data, re-read every 5 minutes. Every wallet is scored by its lifetime PnL and winrate.
Is Polkyo part of Polymarket?
No. Polkyo is an independent analytics tool built on Polymarket's public data. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Polymarket.
Is this financial advice?
No. Polkyo shows who holds what and how signals have performed on resolved markets. Past accuracy does not guarantee future results, and prediction markets can lose you money.